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42 - 1/48 HobbyBoss US M4A3 (76)W Tank
This was my first tank build and I really enjoyed it - a nice scale to start with and a very nice kit with a lot of fun building and detail.
I added some stowage to make it look in service and created my own tarp using tissues and watered [...]
Hobby Boss 1/48 FJ-4B Fury
This is my build of the Hobby Boss North American FJ-4B Fury in 1/48 scale. I started this kit earlier this year prior to knowing about the “Sabre and FJ Fury” group build here in IModeler. Therefore, I initially started a build thread [...]
Invasion Stripes: Fl-19, F6F, MK-I
Hi All,
A contribution to the FL-19 mini group build...”Invasion Stripes”.
F6F, MK-I, Hellcat
E-L JV131
800 Squadron FAA
HMS Emperor, September, 1944
Along with keeping to the group build parameters, I had two more personal objectives [...]
F 14 A Tomcat HobbyBoss 1.48
Good morning
The hobbyboss model, mixed opinion, I had a lot of problems with the adjustments of the engine nacelles. Many options proposed: deployed boom, open gun hatch, deployed ladder but I preferred to keep it as simple as [...]
RAAF F/A-18C Hornet (HobbyBoss)
With great pride I’d like to show you my first jet fighter model since childhood 😀
Introducing to you my 3 Squadron Classic Hornet, serial # A21-3 of the RAAF (based at RAAF Williamtown, NSW Australia). This model is a breakaway from [...]
Hobby Boss 1/72 T-6 Texan
The origins of the T-6 can be traced as far back as 1935, where North American Aviation introduced their first trainer aircraft. Designated NA-16, it became the forerunner of a variety of single-engine, low-wing monoplanes with tandem [...]
Hobby Boss 1/72 M.S.406
The M.S.406 was Morane's first low-wing monoplane, as well as the first to feature an enclosed cockpit and a retracting undercarriage. Upon entering service in early 1939, it was the French Air Force’s first "modern" fighter [...]
Hobby Boss, 1:48 Scale, Grumman F8F-1, "Bearcat"
Calling this one FINI!
Nice little kit which I built completely OOB. I've always liked Leroy Grumman's 'Hot Rod' as it was called in Grumman Corp. Circles.
The kit as it comes OOB, is actually a -1b. I wanted to build a real early [...]
